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The front page of Nova.rs prominently features news about recent elections in Serbia, with a "Student List" appearing to have achieved a significant victory. There are also reports on a physical altercation, a media company interrupting its own broadcast, and the reopening of a public park. Sports…
A report detailing how a student list's actions, beginning with a silent vigil for victims and escalating to broader protests, are credited with a significant electoral victory, reportedly leading to the defeat of President Vučić.
The Republic Electoral Commission (RIK) has released preliminary election results showing the 'Student List' securing 52.54% of the votes.
Initial results from the Serbian elections indicate the Student List has won 141 mandates, United Serbia 103, while European Serbia significantly underperformed, and the distribution of mandates is detailed.
An opinion piece reflecting on the political shift and the end of Aleksandar Vučić's tenure.
Footage shows a public confrontation between Ana Brnabić and citizens following the electoral defeat of the SNS party.
A former Serbian national basketball captain's celebratory message following the Student List's election victory is highlighted as a key moment, with an accompanying image described as highly significant.
Representatives from Alpaca and ANN disrupted the broadcast of Nova TV, with footage capturing the moment the program was halted.
The public space known as Pionirski park has been reopened after 18 months, with images showcasing the area's transformation.
A video captures Srdanović's reaction to the parliamentary election victory, showing a shirt with a 'Students are winning' slogan and the Partizan football club's crest, followed by an unspecified event.
Several Serbian athletes, including Ivana Španović, Gudurić, and Podraščanin, have commented on the Student List's electoral success.
Students have released a video from Pionirski park, with the caption suggesting a departure or evacuation from the area previously referred to as 'Ćacilend'.
In Novi Pazar, the Student List garnered more votes than a coalition of the SDP, SDA Sandžaka, and SPP parties.
An incident in Voždovac involved a man using a jeep to damage vehicles, strike a driver, and assault a pedestrian.
Jelena Đoković, wife of tennis star Novak Đoković, has shared a video of the celebrations following the Student List's electoral victory, accompanied by a personal message.
A former captain of the Partizan football club was seen celebrating the students' election victory at Slavija, with a hint that his identity might be surprising.
